Agnes "Ann" Cordell

I met Ann when I was in college and worked at the hospital. She volunteered near ICU and CCU a lot. I stop to talk to her once and we instantly hit it off. From then on every time I work I made sure to make my way to see her because she was such a light and so fun to talk to. She told me stories when she was a young girl and how she come across on a ship at a young age with nothing and alone! I thought how brave she was and how adventurous and she is definitely one special person. I am so...

So very sorry to learn of Mrs Ann's passing. She was such a kind, loving spirit and will be greatly missed. Regretfully, I cannot attend her visitation as I have nobody to drive. You will be in my prayers!. Rest in the arms of Jesus, dear friend!

Janet, I know you miss the old Ann as I do also. She was a coal miner's daughter and soon became the Queen of Scotland. I hope to see her in the near future. Margaret Anthony

Janet, I am so happy to have had Ann as a part of my life! There was none other like her! You have certainly been a dutiful and loving daughter! I send my deepest sympathy.

Ann, I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mother sounds like a wonderful woman. May you find peace in the memories.

Diane Smathers

I worked with Ann at Harvey’s Department Store in the mid-1980s. She was so fun to be around and always had an interesting story for us. So sorry to hear of her passing, but what a fabulous lady she was!

Ann was the loveliest of ladies. I enjoyed knowing her and being around her, she was interesting and just a nice lady. Many prayers for her loved ones.

So sorry to hear about your mom. What a long time you got to enjoy her! Prayers for peace and comfort.